None of the group of DBs playing adequately.
None of the group of DBs playing adequately.
As much as I hate to agree with "the Zool" , the CB's must and I believe will be an improvement over last season. If House / King fail to step up to higher levels of play, GB's chances for success will be greatly diminished. Injuries, god forbid , could drop the Secondary back to one or both of last seasons CBs with I fear the same poor results.
I'm fed-up with excuses, (injuries, poor coaching, bad field conditions, bad haircuts, nerves, etc.) , show me results !
If your not the lead dog , then the view never changes !
"The Devine era is actually worse than you remember if you go back and look at it."
KYPack
Ya, I wrote in the other thread that they have so many chances to be better, and the improvement doesn't have to be a lot, they almost can't help but be better. House or King make a difference, Randall or Rollins bounce back at least somewhat, any of the other returners progress, an unheard of newcomer contribute. It won't take a lot to be better at CB.
Along this line of thought, I have about 5-6 things I'm hoping will work out. If none of them happens it will take the wind out because it will speak poorly for the future as well as the present.
Edit: to delve into it.
We need some of these, not all, but some to happen.
King/House/Randall emerge to Make secondary stop being the punchline to a bad joke.
Fackrell/Beigel/Elliot emerge to add pass rush.
Clarke to consistently show what he flashed last year.
Ghostpepper to redefine "hybrid safety" and shutdown TE's/RB's while assisting in the rungame.
Bennett/Kendricks/Monte to create matchup nightmares and cause our O to become mythical.
Obi/Evans/Patrick come on at Guard to fortify a very good OL. (anyone but Barclay).
If 2-4 of those things happen we will right there again. If none of these things occur I fear for the future of this organization.
Last edited by bobblehead; 05-31-2017 at 10:02 PM.
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